Yes actually PMP is the benchmark of project managers and most of the companies,
hire only the certified individuals as the project managers.

And, there is an increase in salary by 20-23% for the certified professionals as compared to the non-certified ones.
Leaving aside the positions and income,
if you consider the worth at individual or organization level, it is plausible.

To mention a few, they are giving bellow,

1. Organizational Benefits:

Able to meet the customer demands and thereby gain their trust.
Follow the best practices set by PMI which is of global standard.
Able to take up new challenges and address them as well.
Follow a common business language ensuring communication.
Reduce the chance of losing a project or failure of the project.
Saves time, budget and risk of the projects.
Able to handle multiple projects at a time.

2. Individual Benefits:

You are exposed to prevailing standards and techniques.
Make an actionable set of practices and exhibit better performance.
Helps to win in the job market as it is the set standard today.
Validates your knowledge and skills in managing a project.
You get connected with the peer group across the globe.
Able to create a forward-thinking team and manage them.
Increase your industrial exposure as you get more challenging projects.

kindly read this blog for more information.

https://www.mercurysolutions.co/blog/why-pmp-is-important-for-project-manager


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